The ex-evangelical agenda has yielded a paltry crop. Why is it still a central part of progressive Christian witness? From "At the Edges" on Substack: "The fragility of neighborliness: A review of Amar Peterman's Becoming Neighbors (2026)." https://t.co/0Ky3vG4XOj
For decades, the #exvangelical agenda has yielded a paltry crop. Why is it still a central part of progressive Christian witness? From "At the Edges" on Substack: "The fragility of neighborliness: A review of Amar Peterman's Becoming Neighbors (2026)."
https://t.co/0Ky3vG4XOj
The article I wrote on Ukraine's "Pastors in Exile" won a 2025 @AChurchPress award for international reporting.
https://t.co/FlRXv5DpRL
Huge gratitude goes to my editors @ChristianCent. I'm still humbled by the clergy who shared stories about their courageous pastoral care.
“ICE officer Jonathan Ross didn’t kill Renee Good; she was murdered by every Hollywood action hero who celebrates offing the bad guy by dropping a quippy laughline.” My Substack newsletter today reflects on #Trump and anti-liberal resentment.
https://t.co/PaVSC1wJCy
What does it take to de-radicalize Christian extremists? I investigate a case from #Ukraine in the @ChristianCent: https://t.co/cDbN8pVVQn. But It's a pressing question for #USChristians. Now that we know how White supremacists are shaping #ICE.
My son has been overhearing us talk about our gardening issues. Evidence: We play a "Hello" game when we arrive home, saying hello to things.
Me: "Hello, house!"
Son: "Hello, street!"
Me: "Hello, driveway!"
Son: "Hello, Poison Ivy!"
Can guilt be a tool for political mobilization? Is dancing for joy an unserious display for a political figure? Lessons from #hungary for America's anti-fascists. Today's newsletter, "On political emotions" from At the Edges, with Marc Loustau. https://t.co/lw66xDq0Dl
Can guilt be a tool for political mobilization? Is dancing for joy an unserious display for a political figure? Lessons from #hungary for America's anti-fascists. Today's newsletter, "On political emotions" from At the Edges, with Marc Loustau. https://t.co/lw66xDq0Dl
In #hungary, Budapest's mayor sceheduled his "goodbye Orbán" party for Friday, but the PM's is on Saturday. Media is calling it a political war. A TV crew stopped me for a "man on the street" interview. Here's what I said: "Szeretek bulizni. Minél több buli, annál jobb."
Make Hungary (and America) boring again? I talk about how we can start dismantling authoritarianism with @ajkeen of Keen on America.
https://t.co/xVAr9Z2Voz
What do outlaw artists in #iran think about the US war? Find out in the "At the Edges, with Marc Loustau" newsletter on Substack. For paying subscribers only. Try out a paid subscription today! https://t.co/vhPCr061yc
The US government is deeply intertwined with the church. Will #hungary’s new government undo Orbán’s effort Christian nationalist education system? What lessons can US progressives learn? In today’s Substack newsletter: “Make Hungary boring again.” https://t.co/Bi1hGRIAQw
On the anniversary of Chornobyl (#chernobyl in Russian), April 26, 1986, a link to my article about a serendipitous meeting with a survivor’s daughter. Read “The part ‘Chernobyl’ left out” on “At the Edges, with Marc Loustau.” https://t.co/l26HhjjGmx
Judit Lanner, an education researcher, is #Hungary's new Education Minister. I'll write on Substack about why education is so politically controversial. For now, live-streamed reactions to Lanner's interview from a Hungarian friend: She's saying good things!!! Genius! Amazing!
Election night in #Hungary was jubilant. I'll never forget it. On Substack, reflections on what it was like to be in the crowd at the precise moment Viktor Orbán conceded and a "forever" regime became no more.
https://t.co/MKI28UNmsb
#hungary PM Péter Magyar says he will announce his pick for Education Minister tomorrow, 4/24/2026. Education is the most controversial pick. Hot-button issues include systematic racism (against the Roma minority) and separation of church and state.
Finally out: my piece about Russia-occupied Mariupol where locals face homelessness due to Russian "laws".
Incredibly challenging story to report. So grateful to the Mariupol residents who trusted me with their stories.
https://t.co/LljWjKa1bm
Not enough people are talking about this.
Hungary’s incoming PM has said that Viktor Orbán used Hungarian government funds to help finance CPAC, the flagship networking event for GOP candidates, members of Congress, and conservative media in this country.
Under U.S. law, that is not just a Hungarian problem. Foreign governments are barred from spending money in American elections, and Americans are forbidden from soliciting or accepting it. If these allegations are true, this is a direct attack on the integrity of American democracy.
We need a full investigation by Congress, the FEC, and the DOJ. The American people deserve to know exactly what flowed from Orbán’s government into this country’s political ecosystem, who was on the receiving end, and what it bought.
https://t.co/pMFylxAkbQ
Magyar confirms that Netanyahu was lying when saying he was invited to Budapest. Today the incoming PM said per @business that Hungary under him will "have a legal obligation to enforce the ICC rulings and I'm sure [Netanyahu] knows this"
https://t.co/JaTL84qvDg